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5/9/2013 2010 Florida Building Code, Existing Building A Code for Existing Buildings A Code for Existing Buildings This slide is being narrated. If you do not hear a voice, check your speakers or return to the Main Menu and click on “System Requirements” for analysis. Call 1-877- LICENSE if you need additional technical support. Chapters 10-14 Approved Course Title Chapter 1 Administration � � Chapter 2 Definitions 2010 Existing Building Code Chapter 3 Prescriptive � Compliance Method Chapter 4 Classification of Work Chapters 10-14 � � Chapter 5 Repairs Chapter 6 Level 1 Alterations � Chapter 7 Level 2 Alterations � Chapter 8 Level 3 Alterations � Chapter 9 Change of Occupancy � The intent of this code is to provide Chapter 10 Additions � flexibility to permit the use of Chapter 11 Historic Buildings � alternative approaches to achieve � Chapter 12 Relocated or moved compliance with minimum Buildings requirements to safeguard the public � Chapter 13 Performance Compliance Methods health, safety and welfare insofar as � Chapter 14 Safeguards During they are affected by the repair, Construction alteration, change of occupancy, Chapter 16 Retrofitting � Addition and relocation of existing buildings Module Objectives � Objectives of this module include: � Review Chapters 10-14 of the 2010 Florida Chapter 10 Existing Building Code including: � Review of specific requirements for additions Additions Additions to existing buildings � Review historic building definition and compliance options � Requirements for relocated or moved buildings � Safeguards necessary during the construction process Addition: An increase or extension of the floor area, number of stories or height of a building. 1

5/9/2013 Chapter 10 Chapter 10 � 1001.1 Scope. � 1001.3 Other Work. � An addition to a building or structure shall comply with � Any repair or alteration work within an existing the Florida Building Codes for new construction building to which an addition is being made shall without requiring the existing building to comply with comply with the applicable requirements of the any requirements of those codes or these provisions, appropriate chapter except as required… p q � Where an addition impacts the existing building, that portion shall comply with this code. � Chapter 5 Repairs � 1001.2 Creation / Extension of Nonconformity � Chapter 6 Level 1 Alterations � An addition shall not create or extend a nonconformity in the existing building with regard to accessibility, � Chapter 7 Level 2 Alterations structural strength, fire safety, means of egress, or the capacity of mechanical, plumbing, or electrical system. � Chapter 8 Level 3 Alterations Chapter 10 Chapter 10 � 1003.3.1 Vertical Addition. � 1002.1 Height Limitations. � Any element of the lateral-force-resisting system � No addition shall increase the height of an of an existing building subjected to an increase in existing building beyond that permitted by vertical or lateral loads from the vertical addition Chapter 5 of FBC, Building. shall comply with the lateral load provisions of the shall comply with the lateral load provisions of the � 1002.2 Area Limitations. FBC, Building wind provisions. � 1003.3.2 Horizontal Addition. � No addition shall increase the area of an existing building beyond that � Where horizontal additions are permitted by Chapter 5 of FBC, B, structurally connected to an existing structure, all lateral-force-resisting unless fire separation as required elements of the existing structure affected by by FBC, B is provided. such addition shall comply with the lateral load provisions of the FBC, Building wind provisions. Chapter 10 � 1004.1 Smoke Alarms in Existing Building. � Whenever an addition is made to a building of Group Chapter 11 R-3 or R-4 occupancy, the existing building shall be provided with smoke alarms as required by the FBC, Historic Buildings Historic Buildings Building or the FBC, Residential as applicable. Building or the FBC Residential as applicable � The smoke alarms in the existing building are not required to be interconnected with smoke alarms in other portions of the base building. � 1005.1 Accessibility � Provisions for new construction shall apply to additions � 1006.1 Energy Conservation � Additions shall comply with FBC, Energy Conservation 2

5/9/2013 Chapter 11 Chapter 11 � 1101.1 Intent and Purpose Historic � 1105.2 Compliance option � It is the intent of this chapter to provide means � Life safety and property conservation shall be for occupant safety, property conservation and provided in accordance with one of the following use of designated historic buildings while options: protecting those elements, spaces and features t ti th l t d f t � 1. Prescriptive based provisions of the code that make the buildings historically or � 2. Compliance alternative based provisions of the code architecturally significant. � 3. Performance based provisions of NFPA 914, Code for Fire Protection of Historic Structures , Chapter 6 along � 1102 Definitions with a structural evaluation as specified in Section 1301.4.1 of this code. � Historic Building � 1105.2 Compliance option � ion Chapter 12 1201.1 Scope � � This chapter provides requirements for relocated or moved structures. 1202.0 Requirements � Chapter 12 � Residential buildings or structures moved into or within a county or municipality shall not be required to be brought into compliance with Relocated or Moved Buildings Relocated or Moved Buildings the state minimum building code in force at the time the building or structure is moved, provided t t i d id d 1. The building or structure is structurally sound and in occupiable condition for � its intended use; 2. The occupancy use classification for the building or structure is not changed � as a result of the move; 3. The building is not substantially remodeled; � 4. Current fire code requirements for ingress and egress are met; � 5. Electrical, gas and plumbing systems meet the code in force at the time of � construction and are operational and safe for reconnection; and 6. Foundation plans are sealed by a professional engineer or architect licensed � to practice in this state, if required by the Florida Building Code, Building for all residential buildings or structures of the same occupancy class. 7. Moving of buildings shall be in accordance with the Florida Building Code, � Building. Chapter 13 Chapter 14 Performance Compliance Methods Performance Compliance Methods Construction Safeguards Construction Safeguards Performance Compliance Methods are reviewed in Chapter 1 of this code – Section 101.5.3 3